St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-26
choose delegates to the city convention
pledged to retire these men:
c. A. HIGLRY, J. A, ARNEsoN,
THoS. MCVEIGH, M. p. FINNEGAN,
p. Il. FINNEGAN. JOHN MCCARTHY,
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUsEs.
Where the Democratic Hosts Wi
Gather Tonight

Where the Democratic Hosts will
Gather Tonight.
The places of holding the various Demo.
cratic ward ana precinct caucuses tonight,
are as follows:
First Ward-First precinct, 1927 Main
street northeast: Second, Germanla hose
house; Third, Germania nall; Fourth, Tob-
ms rink; Fifth, corner Second avenue north
east and Fourth street: Sixth, No. II Nam
street northeast. Immediately after the
caucuses the delegates elected win meet in
convention ut Germania hall and nominate u
candidate for alderman.
Second Ward-First precinct, Cataract
engine house; Second, Seventh avenue and
Eighth street southeast; Third, Spear block,
Fourteenth avenue and Fourth street south
east,
EThird Ward-Firsr precinct, Prices store.
Tenth street and Twentieth avenue north;
Second, car barn, Washington and Twentieth
avenues; Third, Breidenstein's store. 1917
Second street north: Fourth, No. hose
house, on Twelfth avenue; Fifth, Turner
hall; Sixth, 1ll3 Lyndale avenue.
Fourth Ward-FIrst precinct, Second street
hose house; Second, No. 10 Holden street;
Third, Western avenue near bridge; Fourth,
Hennepin and Tenth; Fifth, 1929 NieOllet;
Sixth, Gooseman's livery barn, Eighth street,
between First and Nicollet avenues; Seventh,
Al Third street south.
tlItu Ndru-ruSt pfeclucC, iIlDDy SuOp
on Secoud avenue; Second, engine house,
Twelfth street and Third avenue; Third, cor
ner Eighteenth street and Clinton go ave-
nue.; Fourth, Danford's livery barn, 1725
Fourth avenue south; Fifth, Judge Hollins
residence, 900 Eighth avenue: Sixth, engine
house, Sixth avenue and Third street; Sew
enth, with the Fourth
Sixth Ward-FirSt precinct, 218 Eleventh
avenue south: Second, 200 Nineteenth avenue
south: Third, corner Fourth and Nineteenth
avenues south: Fourth, 2106 Riverside ave-
nue.; Fifth, 1920 Fifth street south; Sixth, 502
Thirteenth avenue south.
The delegates will hold q ward convention
on the same evening at Martins hail.
Seventh Ward-First precinct, Hose House
No. ID, Seventeenth avenue, between Twenty
fifth and Twenty-sixth streets; Second, 2510
Twenty-fifth avenue south; Third, 30C2 Min
nehaha avenue.
Eighth Ward-War1 caucus at Or. Avery's
Office, corner Nicollet avenue and Twenty
sixth street.
Ninth Ward--Ward caucus at Engine
House No. II. on Jackson street.
Tenth Ward-Ward caucus at the corner of
Thirty-third avenue north and Second street.
Eleventh Ward-Ward caucus at 20o6 Cedar
avenue.
Twelfth War6-Ward caucus at the corner
of Thirty-seventh street and Fort avenue.
POLITICAL NOTES.
The Fifth ward will be entitled to AZ dele
gates in the Democratic city convention, d-
vided among the precincts as follows: First,
II; Second, 5; Third, 3: Fourth, 8; Fifth, 4;
Sixth, 8; Seventh, l. The Fourth and Sew
enth precincts will convene together to-
night at Danfords livery barn, 1925 Fourth
avenue south.
The Seventh ward Democrats caucus at the
engine house on Seventeenth avenue south,
between Twenty-fith and Twenty-sixth ave-
nues south, and not somewhere ete as the
Republican papers announce. The Repub-
licanS meet ut livery stable on Bloomington
avenue, between Twenty fifth and Twenty
sixth streets.
''The Rights of Labor will be the subject
for discussion at the sOcialistic meeting to-
morrow afternoon at Louis Metzler's hall,
corner Twentieth avenue north and Second
street. 1t is the Germans that meet.
Thele Is talk of having Il meeting next
Monday evening of workingmen of the Fifth
ward. Tor the nomination of an adermanic
candidate in the Union Labor party for that
ward.
The women Of the city are invited to meet
at 220 Hennipin avenue this afternoon and
nominate two candidates for members of the
school board.
1t is N. +. Peterson and not John F. Pc ter
son who is a candidate for alderman from the
Eleventh ward. One office at time is good
enough for J. F.
E. S. Brown calls meeting for tonight of
Bloomington avenue to nominate d candidate
for alderman.
The candidacy of J. NJ. Gleason for alder
man from the Sixth ward is meeting with en-
couragement from all classes of voters.
The Union Labor party will hold ratifica-
ton meeting tonight at the Acme barrel
factory.